Data Engineer
Lufthansa Systems is seeking a Data Engineer to join their team in Bengaluru within the aerospace domain. The role involves designing, building, and optimizing data systems, implementing ETL processes, and collaborating with business stakeholders. Applicants should have at least 3 years of experience with SQL, database procedural languages, and data warehousing principles. The position offers an opportunity to work on impactful aviation projects.
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Experience
3+ years
Function
Engineering
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
Lufthansa Systems is seeking a Data Engineer to join their team in Bengaluru within the aerospace domain. The role involves designing, building, and optimizing data systems, implementing ETL processes, and collaborating with business stakeholders. Applicants should have at least 3 years of experience with SQL, database procedural languages, and data warehousing principles. The position offers an opportunity to work on impactful aviation projects.
TAL's take
Solid mid-level role at an established aviation tech company with clear responsibilities and technical stack.
The JD provides a very clear breakdown of tasks, requirements, and technical stack without being overly broad.
Must haves
- Work experience in Data Processing with Databases and Data Warehouses
- Experience with database procedural languages like BTEQ, T-SQL, or PL/SQL
- Very good knowledge in SQL, with Teradata SQL preferred
- Understanding and experience in Data Warehouse principles
- Minimum 3 years of experience in a similar position
- Knowledge of Version Control tools
Tools and skills
Nice to have: ms azure, unix, linux, python, numpy, pandas, agile, scrum, teradata.
About the company
Established aviation technology company with significant global operations but not classified as a Tier 1 tech giant.
Posts mentioning Lufthansa Systems
Three Boeing 787s Return Amid Safety Concerns
- In just 36 hours, three Boeing 787 Dreamliners bound for India had to return to their origin airports. - These flights were operated by Air India, British Airways, and Lufthansa, all encountering distinct issues. - Air India’s Hong Kong-Delhi flight returned due to a suspected technical issue shortly after takeoff. - Lufthansa’s Frankfurt-Hyderabad flight turned back due to a bomb threat, with passengers accommodated in Frankfurt. - British Airways’ London-Chennai flight returned to London citing a technical snag, ensuring safe disembarkation of passengers. Source: [Mint](https://www.livemint.com/news/india/3-india-bound-boeing-787-dreamliners-returned-to-their-origin-11750094071899.html)
Lufthansa Flight Faces Severe Turbulence, Injures 11
- A Lufthansa flight from Buenos Aires to Frankfurt encountered severe turbulence over the Atlantic, injuring 11 people. - The turbulence was brief and occurred in an intertropical convergence zone; the flight landed safely with all injured receiving immediate medical treatment. - This incident coincides with Lufthansa's announcement of closing a deal to purchase Italy's ITA Airways. Source: [The Times Of India](https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/rest-of-world/severe-turbulence-injures-11-on-lufthansa-flight-from-buenos-aires-to-frankfurt/articleshow/115227225.cms), [The Hindu](https://www.thehindu.com/news/international/sever-turbulence-jolts-buenos-aires-frankfurt-lufthansa-flight-11-injured/article68861111.ece), [Mint](https://www.livemint.com/news/midair-crisis-lufthansa-flight-en-route-frankfurt-faces-turbulence-11-wounded-11731420677318.html)